These death and birth records, which include some settlements of estates, stock marks (ear marks I think are they are called) are all on microfilm from the Tennessee State Library, the number of film is on the death records that Tammy listed. ($20 per roll, 35 mm) These records are not complete, as one could see by the deaths that was in the paper of the day, and if one went into the court records there would be m ore deaths for the time period of 1908-1912, so I would think the birth records aren't complete either, but there is about three times as many births as there are death records, lots of stillborns, lived 3 minutes, 10 minutes, and un-named infants. In the film I have there are no births and no death listed from 1914 to 1924, they didn't keep very good records, or they have been lost or both. Wilma